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It’s Friday the 13th! So we decided to re-run this retrospective from a few years ago — our positively ghoulish look at one of the the most iconic slasher series ever created. We’re talking, of course, of Friday the 13th.

Jason Voorhees, with his signature hockey mask and machete combo is undoubtedly one of the most spine-chilling bogeymen to ever cause the mass-soiling of jimmy-jammies all over the world; and with good reason, too. With a body count in the triple-digits, few have survived an encounter with this undead beast of a man. The dude is a death machine.

He isn’t the only killer in the Friday the 13th series, though. Other characters have indeed killed in Jason’s place throughout the franchise. Want to know who they were? How about how many people Jason has taken out in each film? Well join us, as we take you over to Camp Crystal Lake on a guided tour through the entire series…

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The new Star Wars trailer has dropped – as have Gav, Alysia and Dale’s jaws. Beyond discussing fan theories and dissecting every frame, we’ve also seen Blade Runner 2049 and played Friday 13th.

Plus Alysia’s been hands-on with Assassin’s Creed Origins and spends a good five minutes gushing about Ancient Egyptian bow-firing techniques. Because history nerds.

IGN UK Podcast #404: Jedi, Replicants and Assassins

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We have the exclusive new trailer and poster for Keep Watching, a new horror-thriller from Screen Gems scaring its way into theaters for ONE NIGHT ONLY, at 10pm on Halloween, October 31st.

The film stars Bella Thorne (The Duff, Ratchet & Clank), Ioan Gruffudd (the first two Fantastic Four movies), Natalie Martinez (Under the Dome), Leigh Whannell (Insidious, Saw), and Chandler Riggs (The Walking Dead).

Directed by Sean Carter from a script by Joseph Dembner, Keep Watching follows a family imprisoned by intruders who are forced to play a terrifying game of kill or be killed.

According to the official plot synopsis, “As the night unfolds, the game’s mysterious rules become clear, and the family realizes their nightmare is being streamed live to riveted viewers all over the world, who are compelled to Keep Watching …not knowing if what they’re seeing is real, or staged.”

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GameSpot News with Jess McDonell and Dan Crowd brings you the most cutting-edge and relevant video game news every day. Sometimes they get it wrong. But that’s okay because there’s nothing better than someone admitting their mistakes. Here’s a rundown of today’s stories:

Bioware Veteran Mark Laidlaw Leaves After 14 Years

Starting off with some sad news today—one of the key figures behind the development of Bioware’s most beloved franchises has announced his departure from the company. Mark Laidlaw worked on Jade Empire, Mass Effect, and most recently served as the creative director for the Dragon Age franchise.

• Mass Effect, Dragon Age Veteran Mike Laidlaw Leaves BioWare After 14 Years

Ed Boon Discusses Bringing Injustice 2 To Nintendo Switch

If you own and love your Nintendo Switch, you’ve probably had the thought: Why aren’t ALL my favourite games on this portable console I like to play all the time? That’s something we asked Ed Boon, the creator of the Mortal Kombat and Injustice games. Find out what he said!

• Ed Boon Discusses Bringing Injustice 2 And NetherRealm Games To Nintendo Switch

Microsoft Boss Phil Spencer Drops A Bunch of Knowledge

We also had the chance to speak to Phil Spencer recently, and we asked him a bunch of questions regarding things you probably want to know about. These things may or may not include: Xbox One sales, Xbox One and PS4 cross-play, Xbox One Backward Compatibility plans, and what power level he is in Destiny 2. Will you be disappointed by his answers? Or will they reinforce your already unmalleable opinions? Only one way to know!

• Success Involves More Than Just Xbox One Sales To Microsoft’s Phil Spencer

GameSpot News returns tomorrow with the Top 5 stories of the past week, so if you didn’t watch today’s episode, you can still impress your friends by watching tomorrow’s one!